Australian Woodwork Blog

River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) is an iconic tree in Australia, prevalent along watercourses across the mainland. Esteemed for both ecological and economic reasons, particularly in the Murray-Darling basin, it reaches up to 40 meters in height and is known for its reddish-brown timber. Historically vital for its strength and versatility, it has been integral in Australia's cultural landscape and is now subject to...

The Australian Red Cedar (Toona ciliata) is a vital rainforest tree found in Southeast Asia and Australia, reaching heights of 40-60 meters. Known for its soft, richly colored timber and cedar-like scent, it has been historically significant in Australia's colonial development. The tree faced heavy logging, leading to near-commercial extinction, but now enjoys protected status with controlled logging, highlighting a shift towards sustainable practices.

Explore the importance of choosing the right chopping board for culinary efficiency and health. Dive into the plastic vs. wooden board debate, focusing on hygiene, environmental impact, and durability. Learn about the health concerns of plastic boards, their environmental non-biodegradability, and effects on kitchenware.